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Let Us Give Thanks Nuclear Weapons Are Illegal In negotiation for years and having finally gotten the needed number of nations ratifying it, the United Nations Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons went into effect on January 22, 2021. Though the nations that actually possess them didn’t ratify the treaty, the international community has made it clear they should stop. This is having an impact on finance: $63 billion in investments were moved away from the companies th

What to name January 22? January 22 is a special day for Roe v. Wade opponents, it being the anniversary of the court decision. But now it’s become even more interesting for consistent lifers. It’s also the day nuclear weapons became officially illegal under the United Nations Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons, starting in 2021. One is a protest of unleashing massive violence, and the other is a celebration of a major milestone to eventually stop massive violence.

December 1: Arguments in Dobbs Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health will have oral arguments before the U.S. Supreme Court on December 1. The law’s protection of unborn children starting at 15 weeks is a direct challenge to Roe v. Wade, as argued in Mississippi’s brief by its attorney general Lynn Fitch (pictured) and dozens of other briefs. By far, most amicus briefs are from pro-life groups. Many of our member groups, naturally, will be rallying on the steps of the Court in supp

A Chance to be Heard The prominent political and polling analysis firm FiveThirtyEight asks: What Do You Think Abortion Access Should Look Like In America? We Want to Hear From You. Their pitch: “Abortion is one of the thorniest political issues in America, and it’s been that way for years. But it’s also an area where Americans’ views are complex and often contradictory. What people really think about abortion access is notoriously difficult to capture in a poll. And how peop